Turn-taking skills in mammals: A systematic review into development and acquisition
How human language evolved remains one of the most intriguing questions in science, and
different approaches have been used to tackle this question. A recent hypothesis, the …
different approaches have been used to tackle this question. A recent hypothesis, the …
Cultural transmission from the last common ancestor to the Levallois reducers: What can we infer?
SJ Lycett - 2019 - psycnet.apa.org
This chapter deliberately focuses on the evidence for social learning capacities over the
course of human evolution. However, we must also, of course, tie inferences about social …
course of human evolution. However, we must also, of course, tie inferences about social …
Foraging activity and food selection in Asiatic black bear orphaned cubs in absence of social learning from a mother
L Pokrovskaya - Mammalian Biology, 2015 - Springer
In different groups of mammals the role of social learning in ontogeny of foraging behaviour
is variable. Normally developed foraging skills are necessary for the survival of orphaned …
is variable. Normally developed foraging skills are necessary for the survival of orphaned …
The 'culture of two': Communication accommodation in ravens' (Corvus corax) nonvocal signaling
The theory of communication accommodation refers to linguistic processes through which
human interactants—consciously or subconsciously—shift their speech and gesture styles to …
human interactants—consciously or subconsciously—shift their speech and gesture styles to …
A Comparative Evolutionary Approach to the Origins and Evolution of Cognition and of Language
Uniquely among animal communication systems, human language is simultaneously
symbolic, richly structured, socially learned, dynamically diverse, and capable of expressing …
symbolic, richly structured, socially learned, dynamically diverse, and capable of expressing …